Maruti Swift vs Hyundai Grand i10 Nios vs Ford Figo vs Ford Freestyle: Space Comparison

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  • Friday | 27th September, 2019

Which mid-size hatchback is the perfect fit for your family?

The mid-size hatchback segment boasts of models such as the Maruti Swift, Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, Ford Figo and the Ford Freestyle. The Grand i10 Nios is the freshest model here and was recently launched in a price range of Rs 5 lakh to Rs 7.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). But how does it fare against its rivals in terms of cabin space? 

Let’s take a look at the exterior dimensions of these hatchbacks first:

Dimensions

Measurement

Maruti Swift

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

Ford Figo

Ford Freestyle

Length

3840mm

3805mm

3941mm

3954mm

Width

1735mm

1680mm

1704mm

1737mm

Height

1530mm

1520mm

1525mm

1570mm

Wheelbase

2450mm

2450mm

2490mm

2490mm

Boot Space

268 litres

260 litres

257 litres

257 litres

  • The Freestyle is the longest hatchback of the segment and shares its platform and wheelbase with the Figo. Both these Ford offerings have the least boot space among the four cars.

  • Measuring 268 litres, the Swift boasts of the largest boot space.

  • The Grand i10 Nios is smaller than the other three in all exterior measurements.

  • In case of wheelbase length, the Swift and the Grand i10 Nios measure the same.

Front-row Space

Maruti Swift

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

Ford Figo

Ford Freestyle

Legroom (min-max)

880-960mm

915-1045mm

1070-1265mm

960-1215mm

Kneeroom (min-max)

620-760mm

580-785mm

685-875mm

595-830mm

Headroom (min-max)

920-1005mm

885-995mm

945-1030mm

915-1100mm

Seat base length

480mm

500mm

530mm

500mm

Seat base width

475mm

480mm

505mm

470mm

Seat base height

615mm

615mm

635mm

640mm

Cabin width

1330mm

1320mm

1375mm

1275mm

  • The Figo has the maximum legroom among all the mid-size hatchbacks.

  • In terms of kneeroom too, the Figo has the most to offer and by a big margin.

  • However, taller people will find the Ford Freestyle more comfortable due to its maximum headroom.

  • The Ford Figo’s front seat bases are longer and wider than the rivals but the Freestyle offers maximum height.

  • At 1375mm, Figo also has the widest cabin up front.

  • Overall, Figo is the roomiest mid-size hatchback in terms of front row seating.

Also Read: Maruti Swift Vs Hyundai Grand i10 Nios Vs Ford Figo: Which Is The Quickest Diesel-MT Hatchback?

Second-row Space

Maruti Swift

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

Ford Figo

Ford Freestyle

Shoulder room

1265mm

1240mm

1320mm

1300mm

Head room

920mm

960mm

960mm

930mm

Kneeroom (min-max)

590-825mm

610-830mm

825-905mm

650-860mm

Seat base width

1275mm

1210mm

1270mm

1240mm

Seat base length

460mm

460mm

480mm

440mm

Seat base height

590mm

600mm

605mm

600mm

  • The Figo offers the maximum shoulder room of the four which would be handy to seat three adults in the back.

  • Both, the Grand i10 Nios and the Figo have the most headroom at the rear.

  • In terms of rear kneeroom, the Figo takes the first place by a huge margin again.

  • However, the rear bench in the Swift has the maximum width, accommodating three adults comfortably.

Pricing

Maruti Swift

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

Ford Figo

Ford Freestyle

Ex-showroom prices

Rs 5.14 lakh to Rs 8.89 lakh

Rs 4.99 lakh to Rs 7.99 lakh

Rs 5.23 lakh to Rs 7.69 lakh

Rs 5.81 lakh to Rs 8.26 lakh

  • The Grand i10 Nios is the cheapest offering of this segment. 

  • Except for the Freestyle, all the other cars get the option of an automatic transmission.

  • However, the Swift and the Grand i10 Nios come with an AMT gearbox whereas the Figo gets a more sophisticated AT option.

  • The Swift and the Grand i10 Nios get the smallest engines in terms of engine displacement among all the offerings of the segment.

  • Both the Ford offerings share the same 1.5-litre diesel engine, which is the biggest among the four models.

Read More on : Grand i10 Nios AMT


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